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Habang patuloy ang search and rescue operations sa mga lugar na niyanig ng magnitude 7.8 na lindol sa Mindanao, nagsisimula na ring kumilos ang mga Filipino community group sa Australia upang magbigay ng tulong sa mga naapektuhang kababayan.

Jamie Ilagan shared that although his parents were not musically inclined, his family fully supported him and his siblings in learning piano, a journey that eventually led him to become known as DJ “Dr. J” on SBS PopAsia and at Vivid Sydney. - Inamin ni Jamie Ilagan na bagama't hindi musically inclined ang kanilang mga magulang, suportado naman sila ng pamilya na matutong tumugtog ng piano na naging daan para makilala siya ngayon bilang DJ na si 'Dr. J' sa SBS PopAsia at Vivid Sydney.

The Philippine-Australian Association hosted the "Voices and Verses" event at the Tuggeranong Community Centre. - Pinangunahan ng Philippine-Australian Association ang pagtitipon na may temang "Voices and Verses" sa Tuggeranong Community Centre.

A film that was made possible through the volunteering of Filipino-Aussie creatives in Melbourne. A community working together through 'bayanihan,' headed by Felino Delloso and Miles Paras. - Ang pelikula ay binubuo ng mga Pinoy-Aussie creatives sa Melbourne, isang 'bayanihan' ng mga talino at panahon sa pangunguna ni Felino Delloso at Miles Paras.

Through Balikatan 2026, Filipino-Australian soldier Corporal Sam Escobia had the opportunity to visit the Philippines for the first time since joining the Australian Defence Force. - Sa pamamagitan ng Balikatan 2026, nagkaroon ng unang pagkakataon na bumisita ang sundalong Filipino-Australian na si Corporal Sam Escobia sa Pilipinas mula nang magsilbi siya sa Australian Defence Force.

Filipino-Australian singer-songwriter daine joins Dylan Alcott and Angus O'Loughlin for a conversation that is equal parts funny, raw, and genuinely important. daine lives with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), POTS, and autism and did not know she was disabled until she was 18. By that point she had already been dismissed by multiple neurologists and cardiologists who told her the chronic pain stopping her from climbing the stairs at school was "just anxiety."She is now preparing to drop her debut album and performing at Ability Fest for the second time. This episode covers late diagnosis, medical gaslighting, spoon theory, invisible illness, the suicide statistics for autistic women that daine thinks about every day, and why she believes being deeply, intensely autistic makes her a better songwriter.If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health, please reach out to Lifeline on 13 11 14 or Beyond Blue on 1300 22 4636.Ability Fest and what it actually means to be inclusivedaine has attended and performed at Ability Fest before and is back on the lineup for 2026. Dylan explains what the festival really is: not a festival for disabled people, but a fully accessible event where everyone can party together. Platforms, pathways, Auslan interpreters, sensory rooms, live captioning, and 100% of proceeds going to the Dylan Alcott Foundation. As Angus puts it, the real point is giving six able-bodied friends the chance to finally share a night out with the one person who could never get through the door before.Get your tickets here: https://megatix.com.au/events/ability-fest-2026 daine is a Filipino-Australian singer, songwriter, and producer living with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, POTS, and autism. She is currently finishing her debut album and performing at Ability Fest 2026.Follow daine: https://www.instagram.com/d4ine/ 00:00 Cold open: doctors, stairs, and the diagnosis nobody saw coming02:39 Ability Fest: what it is, why it matters, and daine returning to the lineup04:24 A month in LA and the debut album07:09 Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome: what it is and why it takes ten years to diagnose09:25 The hosepipe analogy: EDS, POTS, and circulation explained10:38 Growing up without a diagnosis and medical gaslighting12:31 Dynamic disability and passing as non-disabled14:27 Good days vs survival days: spoon theory explained16:52 How disability affects the creative process and studio sessions18:13 Why autism is daine's creative superpower19:54 Getting the autism diagnosis at 18 and what it meant21:08 Social battery, sensory overload, and the right kind of socialising23:12 Navigating the music industry with an invisible disability24:34 What a sustainable career looks like25:04 Autistic suicide risk and why visibility matters27:16 Making shows more accessible as an independent artist29:07 Best gig stories: first LA headline and Laneway 2019 in the rain with Charli XCX31:25 Spicy listener questionsdisability podcast Australia, ListenABLE podcast, daine musician, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome EDS podcast, autism and chronic illness, invisible disability, dynamic disability, spoon theory chronic illness, POTS dysautonomia, autistic artist Australia, Ability Fest Melbourne 2026, neurodiversity and music, medical gaslighting women, late autism diagnosis, autistic women mental health suicide risk, disability representation music industry, Dylan Alcott Foundation, Filipino-Australian artistautism | Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome | EDS | POTS | invisible disability | dynamic disability | spoon theory | medical gaslighting | late diagnosis | Ability Fest 2026 | neurodiversity | mental health | chronic illness | disability representation | Australian podcast | daine | Dylan Alcott | ListenABLE

The Encounter is a new Filipino-Australian work about Soledad, a migrant nurse in Melbourne, whose life is shaped by her mother's stories, her daughter's questions, and a hidden family past. - Ang "The Encounter" ay bagong Filipino-Australian na dula tungkol kay Soledad, isang migranteng nars sa Melbourne, na hinuhubog ng mga kwento ng kanyang ina, mga tanong ng kanyang anak, at isang nakatagong kasaysayan ng pamilya.

Thea Marie Gutierrez, a Filipino-Australian, was active and healthy before she was suddenly diagnosed with breast cancer. During this challenge, she relied on her faith and the support of her family and friends. - Si Thea Marie Gutierrez, isang Filipino-Australian, ay aktibo at malusog ngunit humarap sa hamon nang bigla siyang ma-diagnose ng breast cancer. Sa hamon na ito, naging sandigan ni Thea ang pananampalataya at suporta ng kanyang mga mahal sa buhay.

Many factors can affect women's health; among them is their place of residence. Katrina Baraquiel from Women's Health Grampians shares some insights on what life is like for women living in regional areas. - Maraming bagay-bagay ang maaring maka-apekto sa kalusugan ng bawat babae; isa sa mga ito ang lugar kung saan siya naninirahan. Ibinahagi ni Katrina Baraquiel ng Women's Health Grampians ang ilan sa mga maaaring makaapekto sa pangkabuang kalusugan ng babaeng naninirahan sa regional na lugar.

How has English dominance marginalised First Nations knowledges?We hear from Gudanji/Wakaja author and academic Dr Debra Dank about how Aboriginal people's expressive practices and deep relationships to Country are being erased.How can we learn to listen to Country, to the ‘non-human utterances' of birds, the wind, the rain?And how do we listen to Country with our whole bodies, not just our ears?Can we discover our own embodied wisdom, and how does this relate to our sense of belonging on this continent?GuestsCarmine Gentile is an Associate Professor (Faculty) within the School of Biomedical Engineering (Faculty of Engineering and IT) at the UTS. He leads the Cardiovascular Regeneration Group, working on 3D bioprinting and stem cell technologies both at the Heart Research Institute and UTS.Debra Dank is a Gudanji/Wakaja and Kalkadoon woman from the Barkly Tablelands in the Northern Territory. Dr Debra Dank is an Enterprise Fellow with the University of South Australia.For 40 years Deb has worked in various roles in primary, secondary, and tertiary education in Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia and the Northern Territory in urban and remote contexts.She worked to establish the Indigenous Literacy Foundation which included extensive work with remote communities to develop a robust but flexible service delivery model that supported place-based, community-identified responses to literary needs in early childhood education, provision of appropriate literature for remote communities, and the production of reading material for English as a Second language contexts.Reference: Terrraglossia is published by Echo Publishing.Leah Subijano (she/her) is a Filipino-Australian, multidimensional soul, and a fierce advocate for racial justice and gender equality. She loves to deep dive into all things social justice, spirituality, and dismantling systems to birth a new Earth. Leah believes that drumming and dance are decolonising and embodiment tools that help people reconnect with themselves, their ancestral wisdom, community, and the natural world.Odette Subijano is Leah's mother.CreditsThis series was produced on the Lands of the Gadigal People, the Cammeraygal People, the Darug People, and the Guringai People.Host: Elaine LafortezaProducer: Masako FukuiWith the support of Jane Curtis and Sarah Gilbert of UTS Impact StudiosTile artwork by Alexandra MorrisThis podcast was created by the UTS Multicultural Women's Network and is part of the broader UTS Acknowledgment of Country in Our Languages project.

Si Angela Beard ang unang footballer na nakapaglaro para sa parehong Matildas at sa women's national team ng Pilipinas na Filipinas. - Si Angela Beard ang unang footballer na nakapaglaro para sa parehong Matildas at sa women's national team ng Pilipinas na Filipinas.

Filipino-Australian entrepreneur Siggy Bacani led the live viewing site to support the Filipinas in the AFC Women's Asian Cup. A month-long fan zone was created, which was recognized as an Official Live Site. - Pinangunahan ni Filipino-Australian entrepreneur Siggy Bacani ang live viewing site para suportahan ang Filipinas sa AFC Women's Asian Cup. Nabuo ang isang month-long fan zone na kinilala bilang Official Live Site.

Kianna Oricci is a Filipino-Australian making a name for herself in the world of vogue and queer dance. She helps trans and POC artists develop their talent and is part of this year's Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras as a producer. But what challenges did she face to get here? - Si Kianna Oricci ay isang Filipino-Australian na gumagawa ng pangalan sa mundo ng vogue at queer dance. Tinutulungan niya ang mga trans at POC artists sa paghubog ng kanilang talento. Bahagi siya ng Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras ngayong taon bilang producer. Bago makamit ang mga ito, ano ang kanyang mga pinagdaanan?

Andrew Cox is a Filipino-Australian poet, performer, and the facilitator of Canberra Poetry Slam. In this conversation, we explore how poetry spaces can function as alternative spiritual communities — places of transcendence, vulnerability, and belonging outside traditional religious frameworks.Andrew shares his journey from earnest young performer to community curator, wrestling with questions of colonial identity, the tension between certainty and conviction, and what it means to create spaces that are genuinely safe while still allowing for healthy challenge and growth.Connect with Andrew: https://andrewcoxpoetry.com.au/https://www.instagram.com/andrewcoxpoetryhttps://www.instagram.com/canberraslamWant to reach out and let us know your thoughts or suggestions for the show? Send us a message here; we'd love to hear from you.The Spiritual Misfits Survival Guide (FREE): https://www.spiritualmisfits.com.au/survivalguideSign up to our mailing list:https://spiritualmisfits.com.au/Join our online Facebook community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/spiritualmisfitspodcastSupport the pod:https://spiritualmisfits.com.au/support-us/View all episodes at: https://spiritualmisfits.buzzsprout.com

Filipino-Australian visual artist Diokno Pasilan's curated works will be featured in two exhibits in Manila, Philippines. The focus of his two exhibits, 'Suitcase Islands' are works that pay homage to the lives of OFWs (Filipino Overseas Workers). - Itatanghal sa Pilipinas ang mga piling gawa ng Filipino-Australian visual artist na si Diokno Pasilan. Sentro sa nalalapit na exhibit ang 'Suitcase Islands' ang mga gawang nagbibigay pugay at pahalaga sa mga OFW o Filipino Overseas Workers.

What happens when an introverted woman steps into one of the most male-dominated industries and learns to stand tall in her quiet strength?In this inspiring conversation, I speak with Dione Chan, a Filipino-Australian business owner, keynote speaker, and director of ICP Group Australia. From growing up shy with severe eczema to finding her voice in the security industry, Dione's story is one of courage, resilience, and redefining what it means to lead as an introvert.She shares how a viral encounter with rapper Drake became the catalyst for teaching others about boundaries and self-respect, and how her SAFE framework (Scan, Acknowledge, Find, Engage/Escalate) is helping introverts and women hold their ground with quiet confidence.This episode is full of practical wisdom for anyone who has ever struggled with people-pleasing, cultural conditioning, or the fear of speaking up.What You'll Learn in This Episode:How Dione transformed childhood shyness and self-doubt into resilience and leadershipThe surprising lessons she learned from working in the security industry as an introverted womanWhy setting boundaries is essential—and how to do it with compassionHow cultural upbringing and people-pleasing patterns can hold introverts backThe power of healthy anger and why it's necessary for self-protectionDione's SAFE framework for handling challenging situations with clarity and courageWhy putting yourself first is not selfish, but essential for authentic leadershipAbout Dione ChanDione Chan is a Filipino-Australian business owner, keynote speaker, and director of ICP Group Australia. With experience across safety, security, and training, she has built a career in spaces where women are rarely seen. Drawing on her own journey from self-doubt to self-leadership, Dione now speaks and teaches on boundaries, resilience, and quiet confidence—helping others become their own first responders.Instagram: @that_security_ladyFacebook: @That Security LadyLinkedIn: Dione Aaliyah ChanWebsite: www.icpgroupaustralia.com.auNext StepsIf you're ready to become visible without acting extroverted, follow me on LinkedIn for introvert-friendly strategies to grow your career.This episode was edited by Aura House Productions

Andre Marquez, a 16-year-old Filipino-Australian, was found dead in the Blue Mountains after going missing for 24 hours during a hiking and camping trip with a friend. Police investigations are ongoing as the family mourns his passing and expresses gratitude for the overwhelming community support. - Isang 16 anyos na Filipino-Australian na si Andre Marquez ang natagpuang patay sa Blue Mountains matapos mawala nang bente kwatro oras habang nagha-hiking at nagka-camping kasama ang isang kaibigan. Patuloy ang imbestigasyon ng pulisya habang nagdadalamhati ang pamilya at nagpapasalamat sa suporta ng komunidad.

A panel discussion of talented international directors with films in competition at the Melbourne International Film Festival discuss their journeys, including American filmmaker Andrew Patterson (The Vast of Night), whose second feature The Rivals of Amziah King, starring Matthew McConaughey, premiered at SXSW this year; Chie Hayakawa (Plan 75) from Japan, whose second feature, Renoir, premiered in Competition at Cannes; and James J. Robinson, a Filipino/Australian artist based in Los Angeles whose feature debut, First Light, had its World Premiere at MIFF.

A panel discussion of talented international directors with films in competition at the Melbourne International Film Festival discuss their journeys, including American filmmaker Andrew Patterson (The Vast of Night), whose second feature The Rivals of Amziah King, starring Matthew McConaughey, premiered at SXSW this year; Chie Hayakawa (Plan 75) from Japan, whose second feature, Renoir, premiered in Competition at Cannes; and James J. Robinson, a Filipino/Australian artist based in Los Angeles whose feature debut, First Light, had its World Premiere at MIFF.

According to 17-year-old Sidney Moreno-Taktak, he began preparing for the HSC exams in Year 11 and focused intensely on his studies in Year 12, all while balancing work and still making time to enjoy life with his family and friends. - Ayon sa 17 taong gulang na si Sidney Moreno-Taktak nagsimula siyang maghanda sa HSC exam noong Year 11 at tinodo ang pag-aaral sa Year 12 pero hindi din niya nakalimutan ang kanyang trabaho at mag-enjoy kasama ang pamilya at mga kaibigan.

Nagluluksa ang komunidad sa Central Coast sa pagpanaw ng 18 anyos na manlalaro ng basketball na si Riahne “Chuckie” Vasquez, na nalunod sa Soldiers Beach. Nagtipon ang kanyang pamilya, kaibigan, at komunidad ng basketball upang parangalan at alalahanin ang kanyang buhay at naiambag.

Filipino Stories in Film – Made in Melbourne showcases a collection of short films about identity, migration, and family, all told by Filipino-Australian filmmakers. Each filmmaker brings their own perspective, creating a set of stories filled with memory, humour, and heartfelt emotion. - Ang Filipino Stories in Film – Made in Melbourne ay isang koleksyon ng mga maiikling pelikula tungkol sa pagkakakilanlan, migrasyon, at pamilya, na gawa ng mga Filipino-Australian filmmaker. Bawat filmmaker ay nagdala ng kanilang sariling pananaw sa mga pelikula.

Sa isang panayam sa SBS Filipino, binigyang-diin ni Roxanne Sarthou, CEO ng Filipino Community Council of Victoria Inc. (FCCVI), ang pangangailangan ng mga solusyong nakabatay sa datos upang mapabuti ang serbisyong pangkalusugan, lalo na para sa mga nakatatanda sa Australia.

Sa panayam ng SBS Filipino, binigyang diin ng CEO ng Australian-Filipino Community Services na si Corina Dutlow na ang healthy ageing ay hindi lamang tungkol sa medikal na pangangalaga; kailangan din nito ang social connection, cultural identity at mga suportang tumutulong sa Filipino-Australian seniors na maging kumpiyansa sa pag-navigate ng health services sa Australia.

SBS, also known as Special Broadcasting Service, is celebrating 50 years as the voice of multicultural Australia. To mark this milestone, we had the pleasure of reconnecting with one of the station's pioneering voices. - Ipinagdiriwang ng SBS, o Special Broadcasting Service, ang ika-50 taon bilang tinig ng multikultural na Australia. Upang gunitain ang mahalagang okasyong ito, nagkaroon kami ng pagkakataong muling makipag-ugnayan sa isa sa mga nangungunang boses ng radyo.

On SBS Filipino's Trending Ngayon podcast this week, Australia, in particularly the Filipino-Australian community, shows full support for Alexa Roder, who is aiming to bring home a back-to-back Miss Earth crown for Australia. - Sa Trending Ngayon podcast ng SBS Filipino ngayong linggo, todo ang suporta ng Australia lalo na ng mga Filipino Australian para sa pambato na si Alexa Roder na hangad na maipanalo ang korona ng Miss Earth sa ikalawang sunod na taon.

Filipino-Australian economist Bella Dela Cruz is set to represent Australia at the Miss International 2025 pageant in Tokyo this November, a milestone that marks both a personal achievement and a continuation of her purposeful journey in pageantry. - Kinoronahan bilang Miss International Australia 2025 ang Filipino-Australian na si Bella Dela Cruz. Bilang isang ekonomista, gusto niyang gamitin ang kaalaman sa polisiya para mapabuti ang edukasyon at oportunidad sa kabataan.

24-year-old Filipino-Australian artist Patricia Agus explores the challenges of navigating two cultures. Through printmaking and sculpture, Patricia turns everyday Filipino items into powerful artworks that reflect personal identity and shed light on social issues within the Filipino community. - Sa pamamagitan ng printmaking at scultpure, bida sa exhibit ng 24 anyos na si Patricia Agus mula Melbourne ang mga karaniwang bagay o produkto ng mga Pilipino.

Filipino-Australian actor Marcus Rivera shared his journey preparing for the role of Ernie in the award-winning play Malacañang Made Us, set to premiere as part of Queensland Theatre's 2025 season. The play tells the story of two brothers separated during the fall of the Marcos regime in 1986 and reunited decades later in Brisbane, exploring themes of family, legacy, and survival. - Bibigyang buhay ng Filipino-Australian actor na si Marcus Rivera ang karakter bilang si Ernie sa award-winning na dula na Malacañang Made Us, na ipapalabas bilang bahagi ng Queensland Theatre 2025 season. Ang dula, isinulat ni Jordan Shea at nagwagi ng Queensland Premier's Drama Award 2025, ay sumusunod sa kwento ng dalawang magkapatid na nagkahiwalay noong panahon ng rehimen ni Marcos noong 1986 at muling nagkita makalipas ang ilang dekada sa Brisbane.

From The Voice, TikTok, and Eurovision to Australian Idol, Filipino-Australian singer Erica Padilla recently showcased her talent on Netflix's global music competition Building the Band, marking another significant milestone in her rising career - Mula sa The Voice, TikTok, at Eurovision hanggang sa Australian Idol, muling ipinamalas ng Filipino-Australian na si Erica Padilla ang kanyang talento sa mundo sa palabas ng Netflix na Building the Band, na naging isa na namang mahalagang hakbang sa kanyang patuloy na umaangat na karera sa musika.

In this vibrant first episode of Season 3, Lisa and Cristina sit down with Gregson Gastar, a Filipino-Australian hairdresser turned baking luminary. Gregson's lifelong love for baking began at nine years old and evolved alongside his creative passions: hair styling, photography, dancing, and dabbling with flavor-rich recipes inspired by his heritage.Despite his impressive enthusiasm and flair, Gregson found himself the first to leave The Great Australian Bake Off Season 9 during cake week. But the judges and audience weren't left remembering what went wrong; they remembered his “pineapple dance” and the warmth he brought to every whisk and roll.From his early days in the kitchen to his bold leaps into the public eye, Gregson is definitely making his mark, not only with his bakes, but with the joy and authenticity he brings to everything he does.Gregson opens up about the inspirations that shape his flavors, the ways he weaves culture and heritage into his food, and the resilience it takes to keep pursuing your passion even when the journey takes unexpected turns. With warmth, honesty, and his signature “sprinkles and love,” he reminds us that baking is about so much more than what comes out of the oven - it's about connection, courage, and celebration. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When veteran Filipino-Australian actor Alfredo Nicdao shared a story idea with his daughter Charlotte, an accomplished actor herself, he never imagined it would turn into a film they would create together. - Nang ibahagi ng beteranong Filipino-Australian actor na si Alfredo Nicdao ang isang ideya ng kuwento sa kanyang anak na si Charlotte, na isa ring mahusay na aktor, hindi niya inakala na ito ay magiging pelikula na kanilang sabay na gagawin.

A panel discussion of talented international directors with films in competition at the Melbourne International Film Festival discuss their journeys with Jason, including American filmmaker Andrew Patterson (The Vast of Night), whose second feature The Rivals of Amziah King, starring Matthew McConaughey, premiered at SXSW this year; Chie Hayakawa (Plan 75) from Japan, whose second feature, Renoir, premiered in Competition at Cannes; and James J. Robinson, a Filipino/Australian artist based in Los Angeles whose feature debut, First Light, had its World Premiere at MIFF.CREDITSPresenter, Jason Di RossoProducer, Sarah CorbettSound engineer, Ross Richardson and Riley MelissExecutive producer, Rhiannon Brown

At 34 and married, Chanel Olive Thomas chased her Miss Universe Philippines 2025 dream while discovering her true Filipino-Australian identity. - Sa edad na 34 at married, tinupad ni Chanel Olive Thomas ang kanyang pangarap na sumali sa Miss Universe Philippines 2025.

Send us a textDr. Micah Perez is a Filipino-Australian occupational therapist, educator, and entrepreneur who proudly identifies as an AuDHDer. She joins Adulting with Autism to share how neurodiversity-affirming OT, executive function coaching, and short-term therapy models are transforming care for autistic and ADHD adults. With a PhD in Clinical Neuroscience and over 14 years of experience, Micah brings clarity, evidence, and compassion to everything she does.We explore the flaws in traditional OT models, how migraine and invisible illness intersect with Autism and ADHD, and how we can build freedom and function without shame. Micah's work is rooted in lived experience and her powerful motto: “Neurodiversity is your superpower.”

Filipino-Australian performer Isabelle Pascua is set to take the stage in the upcoming Melbourne production of Legally Blonde: The Musical, opening this July at the St Kilda National Theatre. - Mapapanood ang Filipino-Australian performer na si Isabelle Pascua sa Legally Blonde: The Musical na magbubukas ngayong Hulyo sa St Kilda National Theatre.

A “peace rally” in support of former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is set to take place this Sunday in Melbourne. However, the event is drawing criticism from several Filipino-Australian groups and human rights advocates who are voicing strong opposition to the expected attendance of Vice President Sara Duterte and Senator Imee Marcos. - Isang "peace rally" bilang suporta kay dating Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte ang nakatakdang ganapin ngayong Linggo sa Melbourne. Ngunit umani ito ng batikos mula sa ilang Filipino-Australian groups at mga tagapagtanggol ng karapatang pantao, na mariing tumututol sa inaasahang pagdalo nina Bise Presidente Sara Duterte at Senator Imee Marcos.

'The Long Drive' by Matthew Victor Pastor is the story of not just Filipino Australian migrants, but of many migrants and their journey in finding pathways to call Australia home. - Mga karanasan at pinagdadaanan ng mga migrante nais makapsimula ng buhay sa Australia, isinalaysay sa 'The Long Drive' ni Matthew Victor Pastor.

Iselle Chua, a youth leader and member of Darwin's Filipino dance crew Philthebeat, has turned her challenging migration journey into a mission to uplift and unite young Filipinos in Australia. - Layon ng tubong-Butuan na si Iselle Chua, isang youth leader at miyembro ng Filipino dance crew na Philthebeat sa Darwin, na mapag-isa ang kabataang may dugong Pinoy sa Darwin.

Filipino-Australian architect John Gatip highlights Capiz as a tool for reliving childhood games and a vital link to the homeland. 'Bale' is his second exhibit as part of the 2025 Melbourne Design Week. - Sa ikalawang taon, muling binuhay ni John Gatip ang ala-ala ng kabataan binuo gawa sa mga materyales na nagbibigay buhay sa nakaraan. Ang 'Bale' ay bahagi ng 2025 Melbourne Design Week

Many Filipinos were surprised with the 2025 electoral results. Many celebrities and famous personalities failed in their electoral bid during the 2025 mid-term elections. A Filipino-Australian digital and social media expert explains. - Marami ang nagulat sa naging resulta ng 2025 mid-term elections sa Pilipinas. Marami sa mga sikat, tulad ng artista o celebrity ang nabigong mahalal. Ipinaliwanag ng digital at social media expert ang dahilan.

Grentperez is a 23-year-old Filipino-Australian singer-songwriter who has captivated audiences worldwide with his soulful melodies and heartfelt lyrics. Born and raised in Sydney, he began sharing song covers on YouTube at the age of 13, soon amassing more than 100 million views. His 2021 debut single, Cherry Wine” achieved gold certification and topped Spotify's Viral 50 chart in multiple countries. In 2024, he was honoured as Emerging Songwriter of the Year at the Australasian Performing Right Association Awards. Now, with his debut album, Backflips in a Restaurant, he continues to showcase his unique blend of indie pop and R&B.Become a My Perfect Console supporter and receive a range of benefits at www.patreon.com/myperfectconsole Be attitude for gains. https://plus.acast.com/s/my-perfect-console. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Leah Manaema Avene is a Tuvaluan-Irish mother, researcher, musician, therapist, broadcaster and artist.Theresa ‘Tea' Angela is a Filipino-Australian artist, storyteller and wellbeing facilitator and the communications manager at MAV.Lauren Mullings is an Afro-Caribbean artist, writer and the CEO of MAV.We interviewed Leah, Tea and Lauren, as part of Multicultural Arts Victoria's Block Partee.We chat about:Everything being relationshipsCultural safetyHow productivity can destroy the creative processThe arts ecologyStretching and settling timeRetracing the history of MAVLand-based practiceUnpacking the violence of assimilationClosing your voiceThe larger than life characters that make up our livesArt threading all of life togetherHaving the space to speak our truthsHosted by: Maria Birch-Morunga and Kate RobinsonGuests: Leah Manaema Avene, Theresa Angela and Lauren MullingsMusic by: The Green TwinsEdited by: Kate RobinsonSpecial thanks: Multicultural Arts Victoria, City of Darebin, Creative Victoria, Creative Australia, Melbourne Polytechnic, Victoria Government and VicHealth's Future Reset Program.This podcast was recorded on the lands of the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung peoples of the eastern Kulin Nations.You can find us on Instagram @beingbiracialpodcast or send us an email at beingbiracialpodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Despite the global shock following Pope Francis's passing, many, including these Filipino Australians, fondly recall his humility, genuine connection with people, openness to all, and unwavering commitment to caring for the environment. - Sa kabila ng pagkabigla ng buong mundo sa pagpanaw ni Pope Francis, inalala naman ng marami tulad ng ilang mga Filipino Australian na ito ang kanyang kababaang-loob, pagiging malapit sa tao, bukas sa lahat at pagmamahal sa mundo.

Dr Augustine Doronila's scheduled December 7, 2023, audience with Pope Francis was almost cancelled as the Pontiff was unwell. - Muntik ng hindi matuloy ang takdang pakikipagkita ni Dr Augustine Doronila kay Pope Francis noong ika-7 ng Disyembre 2023 dahil sa karamdaman ng Santo Papa noong panahong iyon.

Simula sa edad na 3 hanggang 10-anyos inabuso siya ng taong kilala ng kanyang pamilya sa Pilipinas.

In celebration of International Women's Month and as part of the Pinoys in Australia series, SBS Filipino interviewed Cy Rago, a proud Filipino Australian from Canberra who made it a life mission to support women who are victims of domestic abuse and help them forge a path forward. - Bilang pagunita ng International Women's Month at bahagi ng Pinoys in Australia series, naka-usap ng SBS Filipino si Cy Rago, isang Filipina Australian naka base sa Canberra. Naging layunin niya ang tumulong at mag-hatid ng suporta sa mga kababaihan nakaranas at naging biktima ng domestic abuse at tulungan silang mag-simulang muli.

Violi Calvert felt something extraordinary when she met the legendary tattoo artist, Apo Whang-Od. - Ayon sa 75-year old writer, retired broadcaster at public servant Violi Calvert kakaiba ang kanyang naramdaman ng masilayan ang legendary tattoo artist na si Apo Whang-Od.

Celebrating its 10th year of honouring the achievements of Filipino-Australian women, community group Adhika Incorporated is proud to present the International Women's Day Honours List once again. - Taon-taon ginugunita ang International Women's Day tuwing ika-8 ng Marso. Ngayong 2025 sa tema na "For all Women and Girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment', patuloy ang pagsusulong para sa pantay na karapatan ng mga kababaihan. Isang grupo ng mga Pilipino nagbibigay pugay sa mga kakabaihan at kanilang mga nagawa sa komunidad.

Running until March 15, the Ugnayang Sining at Pamana (USAP) Collective invites audiences to explore a journey of self-discovery in their art exhibition, "Beyond the South Seas," in South Australia, celebrating Filipino-Australian art and culture. - Inaanyayahan ng Ugnayang Sining at Pamana o USAP Collective ang iba't ibang audience sa kanilang art exhibition na may temang "Beyond the South Seas," sa South Australia, na ipinapakita ang sining at kultura ng Filipino-Australian.